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C306 - WW2 CZ24 / 27 pistol wth holster
The Czech CZ24 was manufactured prior to WW2 and was chambered for the 9mm short round with a magazine capacity of 8 rounds. It was replaced by the CZ27 with a simplified locking system and chambered the 7.65mm / .32 ACP with a 9 round magazine capacity. This example is a hybrid with a wartime CZ27 pistol grip frame and an early pre-war CZ24 barrel and slide. The right hand frame carries a Waffenamt stamp and both the frame and slide have been re-numbered. It is not known when this was carried out, but was possibly a period arsenal re-work. Complete with a 9mm short magazine, and un-dated brown leather holster.

£325

A7 - Rare WW2 German "Dural" Frame Walther PP Pistol
Rare Duralumin frame World War 2, Walther PP semi automatic pistol. The PP is in standard 7.65mm caliber with a frame manufactured from lightweight "Dural" or Duraluminium alloy, used because of it light weight and high strength.

This is a fine example of a rare wartime PP pistol, Walther stamped and manufactured in 1942 at Zella-Mehlis (Thüringen). It has a fine eloxiert finish to the aluminium frame, whereby the frame has an oxide layer which has then been colour dyed. Nitro proofed, with matching numbers and a pair of black Bakelite Walther marked grips in excellent condition. The gun dry fires, is fully field strippable and comes with a correct Walther marked magazine. A highly collectable gun.

£850

A21 - WW2 German Luftwaffe Double Barrel Flare Pistol
Rare WW2 Double Barreled Flieger-Leuchtpistole (Aviators Flare Gun) issued to the Luftwaffe. The pistol measures approximately 12” by 2 ¾”. Manufactured with aluminium, steel trigger and firing mechanism, with brass safety and selection levers and bakelite grips.

This example is manufactured by Emil Eckholdt of Suhl. It is in fine condition, stamped with code ECKO, with a Waffenamt and 1940 date. The aluminium frames have a gloss black paint with wartime scuffing and the bakelite grips have no damage. The gun has been deactivated so that the barrels break open, with moving safety lever, working barrel indicators and both barrels can be dry fired either individually or together.

£650

A382 - Very Rare Early Model 1906 Luger with grip safety
A very rare early "Model 1906" squeeze grip Luger, in 9mm calibre, manufactured by DWM. The serial number dates the gun to 1907 production, just prior to the start of Military production. This is the classic Luger, beautifully finished, with reverersed safety with no Gesichert marking, no DWM markings and no stock lug.

The grip safety was not deemed necessary by the German Army due to additional complexity and expensive in manufacturing and was dropped upon its adoption in 1908. Clearly stamped with Crowned B and Crowned U proof marks used until 1911, it is in very good condition with matching numbers and a fine rust blue finish and strawed smaller parts and fine undamaged grips. The gun is very nicely deactivated and can be fully field stipped and dry fired. This is an investment grade Luger of fine quality and a very rare variation.

£1950

A381 - Museum Quality LP08 Artillery Luger pistol
A superb museum quality 1917 dated artillery Luger, the Lange-Pistole 08. Originally issued to artillery troops as close defence weapons, by 1917 these long barrelled examples of the Luger were being issued to front-line Sturmtruppen as trench-raiding arms. This example was manufactured by DWM, and is Imperial proofed and is in excellent near mint condition with its original rust blue and strawed smaller components. All parts have matching numbers apart from the magazine. It has a fine crisp action and can be fully field-stripped, cocked and dry-fired. A collector-grade item.

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A225 - WW2 German Walther P38 Pistol - byf 43 coded
German WW2 Walther P38 9mm service pistol in very good condition manufactured by Mauser. The slide is 1943 dated and byf coded and all numbers on the gun are matching - the grip frame which has been arsenal re-numbered by the Germans to match the rest of the pistol, with all parts being Mauser manufactured with WaA359 Waffenamt stamps. It has a fine original blue and a pair of fine dark brown bakelite grips. The gun fully field strips and dry fires.

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A4 - WW2 German PPK Pistol
Introduced in 1930, the Walther PPK (Polizei Pistole Kriminal) was a reliable and easily concealled double action pistol. Taken from the design of the Walther PP, it was reduced in size and weight with a reduced capacity of 7 rounds and no back strap with a single molded Bakelite grip.

This is an excellent example of a wartime 1942 private purchase Walther PPK, with maker code Zella-Mehlis (Thüringen). It has its original fine wartime blue, single wrap around Bakelite grip in very good condition, matching numbers and is Eagle over N Nitro proofed. The gun is is fully field strippable and dry fires. A fine example.

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A374 - WW1 C96 Broomhandle Mauser Pistol
A mint museum quality example of a C96 Wartime Commercial Mauser pistol, in excellent condition. The gun has Matching Serial numbers throughout, with even the grips number matched. It carries the Waffenfabrik Mauser Oberndorf A. Neckar banner and has the Crown U commercial proof marks. It has the new type safety, introduced in 1915, stamped NS for Neue Sicherunm, with tangent leaf rear sight, and small ring hammer. The grips are in excellent condition and the gun has a very fine original bright blue finish. The gun is deactivated to current specifications and the pistol can be dry fired and field stripped. A top quality collectors example.         

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A143 - WW2 German Walther P38 Pistol - byf 42 coded
German WW2 Walther P38 9mm service pistol. It is in excellent condition, 1942 dated and byf stamped, for manufacture by Mauser. The gun has many waffenamt 135 stamps, matching numbers throughout gun with brown bakelite grips. Excellent original grey / blue finish with no Russian capture or electro pencil markings and is fully field strippable, cocks and dry fires. A fine example.

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C311 - WW2 Nazi stamped Browning HP (P640b) Pistol and Holster
A good used example a wartime German used 9mm semi-automatic Browning HP pistol with a 13 round magazine capacity. This example was manufactured by Fabrique Nationale (FN) of Herstal, Belgium. It has matching numbers to the frame and slide with a mis-matched barrel, with much of its original blue (not high polish) remaining. It has fixed sights, undamaged brown wooden grips and the legend Fabrique Nationale Herstal Belgique on the left hand slide. Waffenamt WaA140 and eagle acceptance stamps on the left slide and frame and beneath the barrel. The gun come with a original WW2 HP leather holster and spare magazine. The holster is stamped clg43 and has some loose stitching to the base from period usage, but it is still sound. The gun is fully field strippable, cocks and dry fires.

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A376 - Machine Gun Company marked, 1912 dated P08 Luger Pistol
A rare pre-war 1912 P08 Luger manufactured by Erfurt with Machine Gun Company markings. A fantastic example, without the stock lug and magazine lock back mechanism, not seen as necessary prior to the War, but was retrofitted on most early Lugers later. It has matching numbers, a fine original rust blue, straw parts and undamaged grips, with Imperial proof marks. It is Regimentally marked on the grip frame, 180.R.M.G. 23, for the 180th Regiment, Machine Gun company gun number 23. The gun is deactivated to current specifications and can be field stripped and dry fired.

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A255 - WW2 US 1911A1 Ithaca .45 semi automatic pistol
Wartime US 1911A1 .45 semi automatic pistol, manufactured by Ithaca in 1943. Ithaca produced some 335,000 Colt 1911 pistols between December 1942 and 1945. This example is in good condition with original standard Ithaca grips, made by the Keyes Fiber Co. with ribs and "K" star in centre and mold no. 1-28. It has been professionally reblued with a fine blue finish and does fully field strip and dry fire. A good looking example of the classic US WW2 handgun.

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C312- 1914 dated Colt 1911A1
An early commercial US Colt 1911 .45 semi automatic pistol, manufactured by Colt in 1914 and updated to military A1 spec with shorter trigger, cutouts in the frame, and support beneath grip safety. It has a fine pair of early diamond wooden grips and an excellent parkarized finish. The gun does fully field strip and dry fire and is a fine example of an early Colt 1911.

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A383 - Nazi Police Luger with rare Schiwy Safety
A rare Polizei model 1929 Luger Police Luger with rare Schiwy safety. The Schiwy safety was patented in Germany in February 1932 and relied on a simple bar that would spring onto the surface of the trigger when the magazine was removed. It was not not successful and most were removed after 1937.

This example was manufactured in the late 1920s with a DWM toggle and a vertical crown N proofed receiver indicating the gun has been test fired with "nitro" or smokeless powder. It has no date stamp to the receiver with the commercial style of numbering, giving rise to the name "Sneak Lugers" by collectors, as they would have to sneak arms past inspectors after the treaty of Versaille. It was then subsequently converted to a Police Luger during the early 1930s, with the addition os the Schiwy safety system and the added Eagle over WaA66 Waffenamt proof on the receiver right side which is found on receivers of 1930-1933 Mauser reworks.

The gun has a fine original rust blue with undamaged grips. There is some moderate pitting to the left hand side of the barrel and reciver from handling / poor storage, but it is a rare model and displays very well.

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A155 - Antique, Obsolete Calibre M83 Reichs Revolver
Introduced in 1879, the Imperial German Government (Deutsches Kaiser Reich) selected the 1879 and later the 1883 Reichs revolver as the standard issue revolver for the army and Navy. The main difference between the two weapons was the barrel length - the 1879 had a 7" barrel and the 1883 a 4.5" barrel. Eventually being replaced by the P08 Luger pistol, the Reichs revolver none the less saw active service by Germany in the First World War.

This example is in very good condition. It carries the Erfurt manufacting banner with a crown on the left hand frame with an 1895 date and Imperial proof marks. The grips are original and are in good condition with a slighty worn / surface damage to the right hand fron grip. The numbers match except for the barrel and the gun has a fine original blue with a Regimental marking to the back of the butt - 8.R.R.6.2.

The gun is in 10.55mm calibre designated obsolete by the UK Home office and can be owned without a licence. A fine historic revolver.

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A203 - Rare WW2 German Nazi RZM stamped PPK Pistol
Introduced in 1930, the Walther PPK (Polizei Pistole Kriminal) was a reliable and easily concealled double action pistol. Taken from the design of the Walther PP, it was reduced in size and weight with a reduced capacity of 7 rounds and no back strap with a single molded Bakelite grip.

This is an excellent example of a 1934 Nazi RZM stamped Walther PPK. It carries the maker code Zella-Mehlis (Thüringen) and RZM stamp on the left hand slide and has an original high polish blue finish with the early 90 degree safety. It is Nitro proofed with matching scratch number to the inner slide and has an original Bakelite wrap around grip, which has a small chip to the left hand side and a small split at the back. The gun is supplied with it correct magazine, with an extending Bakelite base and can be dry fired and fully field stripped.

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A6 - Very Early, 1930 Pre-War German Walther PP Pistol
An outstanding example of a pre-World War 2, Pirvate Purchase, Walther PP semi automatic pistol. This example is a very early production model manufactured in 1930 at Zella-Mehlis (Thüringen). It has an excellent high polish blue finish, Nitro proofed, with matching numbers with a pair of black Bakelite Walther marked grips in near perfect condition. The gun dry fires, is fully field strippable and comes with a correct Walther marked magazine.

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A150 - WW2 German 35(p) Radom VIS wz.35 Pistol
WW2 polish Radom pistol Vis 35, German designation 9 mm Pistole 35(p). Chambered for the 9mm Parabellum, it was a fine pistol made under German occupation for the German army. Issued to the Wehrmacht and Kriegsmarine, it was also favoured by fallschirmjager and units of the Waffen SS. This is an early war example, with the hammer relese catch and slide lock. It is in good condition with a dark blue, with a small amount of silvering and scratches from service use. It has matching numbers and Waffen stamps. The black bakelite grips are undamaged and the pistol can be dry fired and field stripped. A fine example of a Radom pistol that would have seen combat usage.

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A2 - Scarce Wehrmacht issue Mauser Model M34 Pistol - Old Spec
Produced in 7.65 caliber the M34 was a redesigned version of the M1910 pistol. A sound reliable pistol that shot well. This example is Wehrmacht issue, Waffenamt 655 for Mauser manufacture, with the serial number dating the gun to the early war years (only a very small quantity, perhaps as low as 8000, being issued to the German armed forces). The gun is in excellent condtion, with matching numbers and a really stunning blue. It has it's original black wrap around bakelite grip with a small chip to the bottom of the lower left grip and top left near the safety. Apart from this small flaw, the gun is in immaculate collectors condition.

The pistol is deactivated to old specifications and can be dry fired and fully field stripped. A top example

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A373 - WW1 C96 Broomhandle Mauser Pistol rig with belt, holster and stock
Introduced in 1896 the Mauser C96 'Broomhandle' pistol was a large pistol with a 5.5 inch barrel and chambered in 7.63mm. The gun was initially turned down for use by the German military, but it proved to be a successful design in civilian use and rose to fame for military service in the Boer War. Due to a shortage of the P08 Luger pistol, it was then adopted by the German army and saw widespead service use in the First World War.

This example is in excellent condition and comes with its original wooden stock, leather harness with cleaning tool and original belt with buckle. The gun has Matching Serial numbers throughout, with the Waffenfabrik Mauser Oberndorf A. Neckar banner and has the Crown U commercial proof marks. It has the transitional safety, with tangent leaf rear sight, and small ring hammer. The grips are in excellent condition with slight combat damage to the left hand grip and the gun has a very fine original bright blue finish.

The wooden stock is in excellent condition and Imperial proof marked. The leather work is in good subtle condition with a 1916 date and manufacturers name. The belt is 1915 dated, manufacturer named with initals EBR unit designation, J.R.29 with a 1915 date.

The gun is deactivated to current specifications and the pistol can be dry fired and field stripped. The rig is a top quality original set and represents a top musuem quality collectors example.               

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A375 - WW1 1914 dated C96 Broomhandle Mauser Pistol
A very good example of a WW1 German C96 Broomhandle Mauser. The gun has Matching Serial numbers throughout, with the Waffenfabrik Mauser Oberndorf A. Neckar banner and has the Crown U commercial proof marks. The serial number dates the gun to 1914 and it has the transitional intermediatel safety, with tangent leaf rear sight, and small ring hammer. The grips are in excellent condition and the gun has a good blue with slight surface wear in places from service use. A very good example.

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A152 - WW2 Nazi jhv Coded Femaru M37 Pistol and Holster
A superb Nazi coded Femaru 37M / P.37(u) pistol and with correct wartime holster. A highly reliable Hungarian pistol in 7.65mm calibre, manufactured by FEG, and produced for the German's in WW2.

This example is in excellent condition and carries the wartime FEG code jhv. It is a first contract gun, awarded by the Lufftwafe for 50,000 pistols. It has the manual safety, many waffenamt stamps, with E/WaA 58 on left trigger guard and all the numbers match on the barrel, receiver and frame. The gun has its original undamaged wooden grips and a fine original blue, with slight wear from period use. The gun comes complete with it's correct wartime holster, which is stamped cdc 42, with an ink stamping to the inside.

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A372 - Scarce Nazi era 1935 G code Luger
An scarce 1935 production G code P08 Luger pistol. The G code signified production in 1935 by Mauser and was used to disguise re-armament by the Nazis. With matching numbers except for the magazine and original undamaged wooden grips, it has the early Waffenamt and the correct S92 inspection stamp and S/42 code for manufacture by Mauser with the G date code. The gun is deactivated to current specifications and the pistol can be dry fired without and field stripped.

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A377 - Regimentally marked, 1913 dated P08 Luger Pistol
A high quality Luger pistol manufactured prior to the First World War in 1913 by DWM. Pre War Luger's were finished to the highest standard, and this is a fantastic high quality example. It lacks the magazine lock back mechanism, not seen as necessary prior to the War, but was retrofitted on most early Lugers later. It has matching numbers, a fine original rust blue, straw parts and undamaged grips, with Imperial proof marks. It is Regimentally marked on the grip frame, B.7.R.9.7 standng for the Bavarian 7th Regiment, 9th Company, gun number 7. The gun was used in 1914 and was captured by the Belgians and has Belgium proof marks on the underside of the barrel.The gun is deactivated to current specifications and the pistol can be field stripped and dry fired.

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A371 - WW1 1917 dated Erfurt Luger
A WW1 Luger dated 1917 and manufactured by Erfurt. It has matching numbers throughout the gun and slight surface pitting on the grip frame and sides of the barrel from storage in a holster and handling, but the gun is in good condition. It has its original blue with correct strawing on the trigger and can be fully field stripped and dry fired. A good used example.

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A384 - Simson & Co P08 Military Issue Luger Pistol
This is a fine example of a German military issue P08 Luger pistol produced by Simson & Co, Suhl Germany during the Weimar republic era. Simson and Co, were the only manufactures of Lugers from 1922 to 1934, when production ceased due to the rise of Hitler and the Nazis, due to Simson being a Jewish owned company.

This example is for the German military which are very difficuly Lugers to find due to a limited production during the 1920's and are rare on the collectors market. It has matching serial numbers throughout the gun, apart from the magazine, which is however the correct type with an eagle 6 proof. It has a fantastic amout of proof marks on nearly every part - Simson Military eagle 6 first inspection proofs, 33 parts proofs, a Wiemar acceptance Eagle and a Simson final aceptance proof. The proof marks are very well struck and clear, and the gun has a very fine blue finish, straw finished parts and good original wood grips. The gun is a fine example and can be fully field stipped and dry fired.

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A386 - 1936 dated P08 Luger Pistol
An excellent near mint condition WW2 P08 Luger pistol with matching numbers throughout the gun, including magazine. It has a fantastic original rust blue finish, strawed trigger and undamaged wooden grips. Very clear early Waffenamt and Nazi eagle stamps with a S/42 code for manufacture by Mauser with a 1936 date. The gun is deactivated to current specifications and the pistol can be dry fired without and field stripped.

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A379 - 1916 dated P08 Luger Pistol - Matching Numbers including Magazine
A good example of a mid war Somme era 1916 dated P08 Luger pistol, manufactured by DWM. It has a fine original rust blue with strawed heat treated componets and undamaged wooden grips. It has matching numbers throughout the gun including the magazine. It has suffered some surface corrosion from poor storage in a holster, particularly to the front left of the barrel and rear left frame, but it still a fine looking Luger with very fine blue in good condition. The gun can be fully field stipped and dry fired.

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A388 - 1940 dated P08 Luger Pistol - 100% matching with magazine
An excellent mint condition WW2 P08 Luger pistol with matching numbers throughout the gun, including magazine. We would be hesitant to use the words mint, but it is not often that lugers come on the market in this condition and this would be imposible to upgrade on. It has a fantastic original dark high gloss salt blue finish with original undamaged wooden grips. Very clear WaA655 Waffenamt and Nazi eagle stamps with a 42 code for manufacture by Mauser with a 1940 dated. The gun is deactivated to current specifications and the pistol can be dry fired without and field stripped. A first class example of a WW2 Luger pistol.

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A370 - WW2 1940 dated P08 Luger Pistol
A good condition 1940 dated WW2 P08 Luger pistol with matching numbers throughout the gun, except for the magazine. It has its original dark high gloss salt blue finish with some slight tarnishing from handling and service usage, and the blue has taken on a slight grey / silver quality. The wooden grips are in good condition and slightly worn from handling with a small chip to the left hand grip near to the safety. It has very clear WaA655 Waffenamt and Nazi eagle stamps with a 42 code for manufacture by Mauser with a 1940 dated. The gun is deactivated to current specifications and the pistol can be dry fired without and field stripped.

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A378 - Regimentally marked, 1915 dated P08 Luger Pistol
A beautiful early First World War, 1915 dated Luger pistol. This is a fantastic example with matching numbers, a fine original rust blue, straw parts and undamaged grips. It is manufactured by DWM, with Imperial proof marks and a Regimental marking to the grip frame, JNF. R.60 K.6. for Company 6 of Infantry Regiment 60.

The gun is deactivated to current specifications and the pistol can be dry fired without and field stripped with a flaw. A top example of an early war Luger pistol.  

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RH97 - WW2 P08 Luger pistol, byf 41
WW2 1941 dated Luger pistol, byf coded for Mauser manufacture with matching numbers throughout gun. The blue is good with original wartime black salt blued finish, a black in colour, with all blued small parts (trigger, safety lever and take down lever). Lugers with this finish are often referred to by collectors as the 'black widows'. The grips are original and in very good condition. Fine example.

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A148 - WW2 German Stamped CZ27 Pistol
WW2 CZ27 / vz.27 pistol, with German Waffenamt stamps. Over 450,00 were made for use by German armed forces between the German occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1938 and the end of WW2. Semi-automatic chambered for 7.65mm / .32 ACP with eight round magazine capacity.

This is a fantastic example with a fine original deep blue and original undamaged Bakelite grips. It is an early war example stamped Bohmische WaffenFabrik A.G. IN PRAG with a Waffenamt stamp on the top of receiver, and a second Waffenamt to the to the right side frame.

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A145 - WW2 German Walther P38 Pistol - ac 44 coded
German WW2 Walther P38 9mm service pistol. It is in good condition, 1944 dated and ac stamped, for manufacture by Walther. The gun has many waffenamt 359 stamps, matching numbers throughout gun with dark brown bakelite grips. Good original blue finish with no Russian capture or electro pencil markings, with slight surface pitting on the left hand slide due to service handling. The gun is fully field strippable, cocks and dry fires.

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C144 - WW2 German HardShell Walther P38 holster
Early pattern hardshell Walther P38 holster. Manufactured from smooth blackened leather, with scalloped fold over flap, rivited plate, internal quick release strap, stitched front strap and leather belt loops. The reverse of the holster is stamped with the manufacture code dvr 43, the code for Johann Froehlich, Lederwarenfabrik, Vienna. It is Waffenamt with an impressed P38. It is in very good condition, with light period scuffing, complete, with original strong stitching.

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C146 - WW2 German HardShell Walther P38 holster
Early pattern hardshell Walther P38 holster. Manufactured from smooth blackened leather, with scalloped fold over flap, rivited plate, internal quick release strap, stitched front strap and leather belt loops. The reverse of the holster is stamped with the manufacture code gxy 42. It is Waffenamt with an impressed P38. It is in very good condition, with light period scuffing, complete, with original strong stitching.

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A85 - WW2 German HardShell Walther P38 holster
Early pattern hardshell Walther P38 holster. Manufactured from smooth blackened leather, with scalloped fold over flap, rivited plate, internal quick release strap, stitched front strap and leather belt loops. The reverse of the holster is stamped with the manufacture code bdr, which is the code for Richard Ehrhardt, Lederwarenfabrik, Poeseneck, Thuringia. It is Waffenamt with an impressed P38. The inside has the owners name Kopp which has then been overwritten with the name Mayr with a number 08500. It is in very good condition, with light period scuffing, complete, with strong stitching.

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A5 - Old Spec WW2 German Military PPK Pistol
Introduced in 1930, the Walther PPK (Polizei Pistole Kriminal) was a reliable and easily concealled double action pistol. Taken from the design of the Walther PP, it was reduced in size and weight with a reduced capacity of 7 rounds and no back strap with a single molded Bakelite grip.

This is a good example of a third variation, 1942 military issue Walther PPK, with maker code Zella-Mehlis (Thüringen) and WaA359 waffenamt stamps. It has its original military blue, which is more grey and non reflective. The single wrap around grip has a small crack to the right hand side and a small split at the top of the back, which is a common weak area on the PPK grip. It has matching numbers, is Nitro proofed and has a small Persian marking to the rear of the grip frame from post war use. The gun is an Old Specification deactivation and has a clear barrel, is fully field strippable and dry fires. Supplied with a correct Walther marked magazine.

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A14 - WW2 German LP42 Flare Pistol with Lanyard and holster
The LP-42 Leuchtpistole 42 Flare Gun. Manufactured from 1942, as a replacement for the Heeresmodell, it was made from a steel / zinc alloy and stamped to simplify costs and time for manufacture. Often used by tank crews and Luftwaffe personnel, it would fire the standard 27mm flare.

This example is manufactured by Schneide AG, Leipzig. It is stamped with code wa and is waffenamt. It is in good condition, with undamaged bakelite grips and working action. It is supplied with its lanyard and an excellent quality reproduction holster. A hard to find gun.

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A126 - Reproduction WW2 German HardShell Walther P38 holster
An excellent top quality reporoduction WW2 German Hardshell Walther P38 holster. Manufactured from Leather, exactly the same as the orignal, The rear is is stamped P38 with a Waffenamt and maker code.

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A147 - Browning Hi-Power (HP) Pistol
The classic 9mm semi-automatic pistol with a 13 round magazine capacity. This example is the post war version, manufactured by Fabrique Nationale (FN) of Herstal, Belgium, but is almost identical to the wartime model made under occupation for the Germans. It is matching numbers, a fine original blue, fixed sights, undamaged brown wooden grips and the legend Fabrique Nationale Herstal Belgique on the left hand slide. The gun is fully field strippable and cocks and dry fires perfectly.

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A160 - WW2 Enfield No2 Service Revolver
Enfield No2 .38 British Service Revolver, the standard British/Commonwealth sidearm in the Second World War. Introduced in 1931, this is a very early model, 1932 dated with the King's Crown. This model has been dapted to use the spurless hammer for double action use only. In fine condition, with wooden grips, original bluing and only small amounts of wear from service use. It has been deactivated to current specifications, with a clear barrel. A very fine example.

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A9 - WW2 German Mauser HSC Pistol
Design of the Mauser Model HSc started in 1934 at Mauser-Werke in Oberndorf am Neckar, as a replacement to the single-action Model 34. It finally went into production in December, 1940, with production finally reaching approximately 250,000 by the end of the war. Over half of these pistols were assigned to the Army (Heer).

This model was made for the German army with a 135 Waffenamt and Eagle over N firing proof. It has a serial number in the 800,000 range, making it mid war production. It is in very good condition, with undamaged wooden grips and full working double and single action. A top collectors pistol.

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A87 - WW2 German Flare Gun holster and cleaning tool
An superb black holster for use with both the Model 26 and LP42 flare pistols. Manufactured from synthetic lather made of compressed leather / card and covered with a synthetic varnish to prevent against water damage. Two straps on the back for attachement to a belt, with a front cylinder for the cleaning rod. The pouch is in superb condition and the inner flap is maker marked fuq with a waffenamt and 1941 date. Complete with original cleaning rod with a wartime date.

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A3 - WW2 German Browning FN 1922 Pistol
Wartime manufactured FN 1922 pistol, in 7.65mm/.32ACP calibre. This was the later and larger model of the FN 1910, with a longer barrel (113 mm), slide extension, and a longer grip frame to accommodate an extra two rounds. It was made under occupation in Belgium and given the name Pistolen 626(b) by the Germans. Early production was almost entirely for the Luftwaffe.

This example is in excellent near mint collectors condition and can not be improved upon. It has fine original blue, matching numbers, Waffenamt stamps, undamaged grips and full working action. A top collectors example.

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A11 - WW2 German Walther P38 Pistol - AC41 coded
German WW2 Walther P38 9mm service pistol. It is in near mint condition, 1941 dated and AC stamped, for manufacture by Walther. The gun has many waffenamt stamps with matching numbers throughout gun and black bakelite grips. Excellent original bluing with no Russian capture or electro pencil markings and is fully field strippable, cocks and dry fires. A fine collectors grade example of an early war P38.

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A13 - Old Spec WW2 German R713 Mauser Schnellfeuer pistol
A beautiful collectors 7.63mm Westinger Model Mauser Schnellfeuer R713 Pistol. The gun is in excellent condition, with clear Mauser stampings and removable Mauser Banner 10rnd magazine and comes complete with reproduction leather holster. The schnellfuer was Manufactured between 1930-1938. Most were for export to China but was used by German SS units and Luftwaffe dispatch riders in the early part of WW2. This example is an old spec deactivated gun and is the German non export model so has no Chinese stampings.

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A17 - WW2 German Sauer 38H Pistol
Sauer 38H 7.65mm semi automatic pistol. Made from 1938 until 1945, this is the second model manufactured mid war and used by all German forces and particularly by the Luftwaffe. The H was used to signify the shrouded hammer. It has a 90mm barrel, Nazi 'Eagle over N' commercial proof, manual safety, chequered Bakelite grip with Sauer logo and the pistol and magazine have fully matching numbers. Due to the shrouded hammer, this gun features the revolutionary decocking lever to cock or decock the hammer safely. A fine example in good condition.

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RJ59 - 1938 dated Russian Nagant M1895 Revolver with holster
Introduced in 1895 and manufactured up till the very end of WW2, it was chambered for a proprietry 7.62x38R round, with a 7 shot capacity with a unique gas-seal system in which the cylinder moved forward when the gun was cocked to close the gap between the cylinder and the barrel. The gun is deactivated to current specifications and can be dry fired with turning cylinders. Supplied with holster, lanyard and screwdriver. Excellent condition.

I325 - WW2 Enfield No2 Service Revolver
Introduced in 1931, the Enfield No2 .38 British Service Revolver was the standard British/Commonwealth sidearm in the Second World War. This model is 1940 dated with the King's Crown. It has the spurless hammer for double action use, and is in fine condition, with wooden grips, original bluing and only small amounts of wear from service use. Interestingly it has the owners name Bill McCarthy, lightly inscribed in the barrel and also small Arabic lettering added. It has been deactivated to current specifications, with a clear barrel, and can cocked / dry fired.

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I230 - British WW2 dated 1925 Pattern Enfield .38 Holster
A 1925-pattern webbing holster for the Enfield and Webley .38 revolvers. This example is in army tan. In good strong clean condition it is wartime dated 1942 with manufacturers marks to the inside of the cover.

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I288 - WW2 German Walther P38 Pistol - byf coded
German WW2 Walther P38 9mm service pistol. Very good condition, 1944 dated and byf stamped, for manufacture by Mauser. The gun has many waffenamt stamps with matching numbers throughout gun and brown bakelite grips. Excellent original bluing with no Russian capture or electro pencil markings and is fully field strippable, cocks and dry fires. An fine example.

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I255 - WW2 US 1911A1 colt .45 semi automatic pistol
Wartime US 1911A1 .45 semi automatic pistol, manufactured by Colt in 1943. The gun is in good condition with original grips and parkerised finish with some minor pitting to the surface of the top slide from service use. The gun does fully field strip and dry fire. A good example.

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I287 - WW2 German Luger P08 Pistol - 42 coded
WW2 Luger pistol, 1941 dated and 42 code for Mauser manufacture with matching numbers throughout gun apart from magazine. The blueing is excellent with fine original wartime black salt blued finish (black in colour) with all blued small parts (trigger, safety lever and take down lever). The gun has many Waffenamt stamps and the grips are original and in very good condition. A fine collectors example of a classic pistol.

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J09 - All matching 1917 LP08 Artillery Luger
A superb condition 1917 dated Lange-Pistole 08 Luger. Originally issued to artillery troops as close defence weapons, by 1917 these long barrelled examples of the Luger were being issued to front-line Sturmtruppen as trench-raiding arms. This example was manufactured by DWM and is in excellent condition with 95% of its blue remaining. All parts have matching numbers bar the magazine which is a correct wooden-based WW1 example. With an excellent, crisp action, it can be field-stripped, cocked and dry-fired. A collector-grade item.

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I291 - WW2 Nazi Sauer 38H - fully matching numbers
Well made and finished Sauer 38H 7.65mm semi automatic pistol. Made from 1938 until 1945, this is the second model manufactured mid war and used by all German forces and particularly by the Luftwaffe. The H was used to signify the shrouded hammer. It has a 90mm barrel, Nazi 'Eagle over N' commercial proof, manual safety, chequered Bakelite grip with Sauer logo and the pistol and magazine have fully matching numbers. Due to the shrouded hammer, this gun features the revolutionary decocking lever to cock or decock the hammer safely. A really excellent piece in top condition.

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I212 OLD SPEC WW1 Webley Mark VI
A excellent OLD SPEC Webley MkVI. Introduced in 1915 to replace the earlier Webley Mk V, the Mk VI became ths standard and iconic British Army officers Service revolver of the First World War. From 1916 onwards, these were also the standard side arm for Vickers and Lewis gunners. This example is an early 1916 dated gun, with superb original WW1 finish, matching numbers and original grips. The gun cocks and dry fires and has clear cylinders so will accept .445" inert rounds. A superb example

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I207 WW2 Nazi Walther PP pistol and Nazi holster
An excellent example of a Nazi Walther PP semi automatic pistol. Excellent high polish blue finish, matching numbers, correct 359 waffenamts and Nazi Nitro proof marks introduced from April 1940. The serial number of the gun dates it to 1941. The holster is constructed of blackend leather and is stamped cny 1940 with a waffenamt 47. The gun is fully field strippable and comes with a correct Walther marked magazine.

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